Stage 2: Screening (Documentation and Physical), a mandatory step in the application process. This stage is a dual-process designed to verify both your administrative eligibility and your physical suitability. Communication and Attire: Applicants will be notified of the screening venue and time via a text message, which will be specific to the region selected during the initial online application. The prescribed attire for the screening is a white T-shirt, a tracksuit, and running shoes, with a strict recommendation to avoid wearing slippers. This suggests an expectation of some form of physical activity or movement during the process. Documentation Screening: The documentation component is a rigorous check for consistency and validity. The core purpose is to ensure that critical personal information—specifically your name, date of birth, and achieved grades—is identical across all presented documents and matches the data submitted in your online application. The normally required documents include: • Basic Certificate (BECE) • West African Senior School Certificate (WASSCE/WASI) • University Certificate (if applicable) • Birth Certificate • A Ghana Card might also be requested for identity verification. Crucially, applicants are advised to only present the certificates that have been explicitly requested, streamlining the process. Physical Screening: The physical screening is a medical and visual examination to ascertain the applicant's physical condition and adherence to specific standards. This part of the screening will actively check for: • Tattoos, piercings, and surgical marks: These are likely assessed for their location, size, and nature, as some organizations have strict policies regarding body modifications. • Abnormalities: The examination specifically looks for issues in the spinal area (which could affect posture or ability to perform physical tasks) and the dental arrangement. • Specific Medical Issues: Conditions such as an umbilical hernia are checked for, which could be a disqualifying factor if severe or untreated. To facilitate the thoroughness of this physical check, applicants are advised on specific undergarments that may require partial exposure: males must wear neat boxer shorts, and females should wear a sporty bra. This instruction underscores the comprehensive nature of the physical examination. In summary, Stage 2 is a gate-keeping mechanism that ensures only applicants who meet both the necessary academic/documentation requirements and the requisite physical standards proceed further in the selection process.#ghanaarmy #roadto50k #2025Gafrecruitment #40k #military - @battlereadygh